Sentence examples for involves a comparison from inspiring English sources

In keeping with best practices, our review involves a comparison across the higher education landscape.

It is unfair that so much of what is written about Yundi – including this review – involves a comparison with his compatriot Lang Lang.

One estimate of how many species might still be undescribed involves a comparison of fungi and flowering plants (angiosperms).

Measurement begins with a definition of the quantity that is to be measured, and it always involves a comparison with some known quantity of the same kind.

A common approach to study resource selection using radiotelemetry data involves a comparison of resource use to resource availability.

One quantitative means of measuring stellar colours involves a comparison of the yellow (visual) magnitude of the star with its magnitude measured through a blue filter.

While promising for future research, the study did not involve a comparison group with which to make sure the treatment was indeed better than standard diabetes care.

A bootleg of 'Visions of Johanna' where Dylan sings: 'He examines the nightingale's code.' This could be a nice intervention if I construct a larger point from it, possibly involving a comparison with Keats.

The study on statins involved a comparison of statin use in about 1,600 Israelis with colon cancer and a similar number without colon cancer who were matched for age, gender and ethnicity.

A lubricant oil fouling study was also carried out involving a comparison between both coated and uncoated stainless steel separator discs over a 30 day period, in the engine of a passenger ferry.

The analysis involved a comparison between students who reported persistent high externalizing problems before and after the transition (n = 63; 59% boys) and those who had low or non-existent externalizing problems before and after the transition (n = 1352; 50% boys).